In a win for North Carolina coastal communities, a bill that would have banned shrimp trawling in North Carolina has died.

The House won't take up the proposal, which also would have opened up recreation flounder and red snapper fishing seasons.

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Fishermen and seafood company owners lobbied at the General Assembly, to show their opposition to North Carolina House Bill 442. Hundreds of people showed up at ...

Shrimp-ban protesters continue to work the North Carolina Legislature in Raleigh on June 25. Photo by Bob Phillips By Connie Leinbach A cheer went up in the hallways of the N.C. State Legislative ...

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is accepting nominations for the annual Thomas L. Quay Award through Friday.

As of late June 25, multiple sources claimed that the North Carolina House of Representatives will not be taking up H.B. 442 ...